Mesh Substrate
Shared foundations for your life, your organisation and your systems. Identity says who is involved. Nexus controls disclosure. Communication connects them.
Identity is the starting point. Nostr-based keys identify an account; connections, consent and grants define what a particular interaction may use. Possessing a key alone does not establish every legal right or mandate.
Decide what to share with the public, uplinks, connections or specific people and machines—or keep it private. Nexus governs who may see which context, for what purpose and under which conditions. Permission to read does not grant authority to act.
SPECTRE supports four proposed communication patterns over shared physical infrastructure. Each defines who connects to whom, with separate permission, privacy and delivery rules.
FLOW 1:1
Direct messages between two endpoints.
Delivery and retention choices stay visible.
Explore the patternRELAY 1:N
One source broadcasts to an eligible audience.
Signed milestones can travel through relays or local mesh peers.
Explore the patternAXIOM N:1
Many sources. A feed shaped by you.
Open-source, inspectable and configurable ranking is the target.
Explore the patternMESH N:N
Peers exchange across shared paths.
Routing supports coordination; ledger and monetary rules remain separate.
Explore the patternProtocol designs in development. Permissions are separate; convergence is not consensus, and a drawn connection is not proof of delivery.
The launch plan uses Hedera and Nostr. Over time, keys, signing, money movements and relays would be integrated within SPECTRE. MESH carries all four patterns; the ledger and SKY/ZAI monetary design retain their own rules. EBM routing and AXIOM feed ranking answer different questions.
Efficient paths
Peer discovery, gossip and routing information such as latency and reliability would help MESH find useful paths across the SPECTRE nodes. This is a design target, not measured live network performance.
Explore Spectre transportConsistent ordering
Hedera is the selected launch ledger platform. The later Layer-1 design remains a research target. Routing telemetry must not silently change validity, voting weight or finality; authorisation remains separate.
Explore the Layer-1 designRouting optimisation is not a consensus safety guarantee. The routing and ledger integration and failure assumptions still require verification. This website does not establish a live mesh, mainnet or settlement network.
Explore the networkSPECTRE is the proposed common operating foundation for Me, We and They. Inspect its cloud, Hedera, Nostr and node migration dependencies; shared infrastructure and each product retain separate qualification.
Useful models still need computation. Connections need transport. Durable records need storage. The aim is to make reliable contributions worth sustaining, while keeping permissions and responsibilities clear.
They presents machine intelligence within the shared Marketsphere of individuals, organisations and machine participants. Machine accounts participate through protocols; compute, storage, workers, nodes and mesh connectivity support permitted work. An individual in Me or a shared organisation in We may operate agents and supply capacity under explicit permissions. Market discovery and exchange connect all three; organisational commitments, ownership and financing belong in We. A DAV or DAC’s legal-person status needs actual registration evidence in an identified national jurisdiction; an agent or node identity establishes neither personhood nor authority.
SKY and ZAI’s economic roles retain their separate research status; no live incentive programme is established here.
Run the workloads the network needs. Useful service is the proposed basis for incentives; eligibility, payment and verified contribution remain unqualified.
Design research: no provider admission, rewards or live network are offered by this page.
Context: Infrastructure foundations.